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BRAND Reaction Tubes PP Without Cap, 2.0ml, Pack of 1000, with Condition-Ring Grad

Brand:BRAND

Max. rcf

Nominal capacity

With graduation

With stand ring

Specifications

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HS Code #
39269097
Autoclavable
Yes
Colour
Transparent
Ø
13 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
13 x 44 mm
Height
44 mm
Material
PP
Max. rcf
17000 x g
Nominal capacity
2.0 ml
Pyrogen free
Yes
RNase/ DNase-free
Yes

$310.08

Inc. GST

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Product description

The BRAND Reaction Tubes, made from high-quality polypropylene (PP), are designed for efficient sample handling in laboratory applications. Each tube has a capacity of 2.0ml and features a condition-ring grad for precise volume measurement. These tubes are sold in a pack of 1000 and are ideal for use in various chemical and biological reactions. The absence of caps allows for easy access to the samples, while the robust construction ensures durability and reliability in any lab setting.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Material: Made from durable polypropylene (PP)
  • Volume: 2.0ml capacity per tube
  • Condition-Ring Grad: For precise volume measurement
  • Packaging: Pack of 1000 tubes for high-volume use
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory reactions and experiments

The BRAND Reaction Tubes are a versatile and reliable choice for any laboratory requiring precise sample handling and accurate volume measurement.

Accessories

Screw caps, PP, for micro tubes

ProductTemperature resistanceMaterialMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
-196 ... 121 °CPP7807414.000 235$281.73
-196 ... 121 °CPP7807446.401 134$281.73
-196 ... 121 °CPP7807406.901 915$281.73
-196 ... 121 °CPP7807426.801 872$281.73
-196 ... 121 °CPP7807436.401 082$281.73

Cap inserts, PP, for reaction tubes

ProductMaterialColourMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
PPYellow7807247.059 691$58.47
PPBlue7807217.059 689$58.47
PPGreen7807237.059 690$58.47
PPRed7807227.079 676$58.47
PPWhite7807207.079 716$58.47

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Reaction tubes PP without cap 2,0ml pack of 1000 with condition-ring grad.

Manufacturer P/N

780733

Part Number

6.401 135

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Max. rcf

17000 x g

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Manufacturer P/N

780731

Part Number

6.801 871

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Max. rcf

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Microcentrifuge tubes 0.5 ml, PP ext. thread, w/o cap, selfstanding, grad.(pack of 1000)

Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

4.000 234

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Max. rcf

17000 x g

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Manufacturer P/N

780734

Part Number

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Max. rcf

20000 x g

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Max. rcf

20000 x g

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Microtubes, PP, with screw-cap, PP

ProductType of closureNominal capacityMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
Screw cap1.5 ml7807514.000 236$414.62
Screw cap0.5 ml7807506.401 078$414.62
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Micro tubes, PP, without screw cap, ungraduated

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Screw cap1.5 ml7807619.284 168$292.36
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Frequently asked questions

It are designed for efficient sample handling in laboratory applications. Each tube has a capacity of 2.0ml and features a condition-ring grad for precise volume measurement. These tubes are sold in a pack of 1000 and are ideal for use in various chemical and biological reactions. The absence of caps allows for easy access to the samples, while the robust construction ensures durability and reliability in any lab setting.

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